Where to file I-751 while in Germany on military orders?

[GT&RAC 13]

Hi!

 

I searched through all around VJ and google and cannot find a satisfactory answer to my question. There are some answers but I`m afraid they might be seriously outdated. 

 

We are currently in Germany on military orders since my husband is active duty. We`ll submit our petition to remove conditions (I-751) soon but don`t know which service center to send it. 

 

Before coming over here, we used to live in NY state and my husband`s home of record is WA state. 

 

Anyone with a current information?

 

Thank you very much in advance.

 

Jen

[Crazy Cat 41,984]

Contact your base legal office. Don't rely upon a public forum (mostly civilians) to answer your questions when it involves a military family

 

-veteran of 20 years-

[Roel 7,192]

Go with your husband home records. That's what we did.

 

Ps. There is really no need to contact base legal for easy questions like that...

 

Ps2. This is what I did (Still waiting )

 

Edited February 15, 2018 by Roel

[GT&RAC 13]

I`m not relying on this only of course. I talked to the uscis military help line. 2 people said 2 different things. One said I should send it to Vermont since I used to be in NY before moving to Germany and then she transfered me to someone else and he said I should send it California because of WA being my husband`s home of record. Totally confused at this point!

[Crazy Cat 41,984]

1 minute ago, GT&RAC said:

I`m not relying on this only of course. I talked to the uscis military help line. 2 people said 2 different things. One said I should send it to Vermont since I used to be in NY before moving to Germany and then she transfered me to someone else and he said I should send it California because of WA being my husband`s home of record. Totally confused at this point!

I like the home of record option as mentioned by @Roel

Edited February 15, 2018 by missileman

[GT&RAC 13]

13 hours ago, missileman said:

I like the home of record option as mentioned by @Roel

Yeah, I think I will go for that! Thank you 

[GT&RAC 13]

13 hours ago, Roel said:

Go with your husband home records. That's what we did.

 

Ps. There is really no need to contact base legal for easy questions like that...

 

Ps2. This is what I did (Still waiting )

Oh, no! Still waiting? did you at least get an extention or something? we have plans to visit family back in the states this summer. Does that mean I can`t go?

 

[GT&RAC 13]

@Roel did you send a money order? We have an account at Service Credit Union. A money order from that bank would be okay?

[Roel 7,192]

2 hours ago, GT&RAC said:

@Roel did you send a money order? We have an account at Service Credit Union. A money order from that bank would be okay?

We send cashier check from service credit union.  And I received my extension letter! You'll get your also and then you're fine to travel. Don't forget to send biometric card (I had mine done on post ). 

[GT&RAC 13]

2 hours ago, Roel said:

We send cashier check from service credit union.  And I received my extension letter! You'll get your also and then you're fine to travel. Don't forget to send biometric card (I had mine done on post ). 

Yes we got a cashiers check too. I have an appointment for the fingerprint cards on next week at the id office on base. thanks

 

Edit: what did you do about criminal records? in the instructions it says  : 

3. If no record is available, an original statement from the court that no record exists of your arrest or conviction.

 

I have never been involved in any kind of crime including traffic tickets. should I still get this? and from where? my home country , USA, Germany?

Edited February 16, 2018 by GT&RAC

[Roel 7,192]

Honestly I haven't attached any kind of criminal records.

[Sabrina&Chuck 32]

I'm sitting in a similair boad only are we in Korea on orders.  I have to file soo too BUT now I'm unsure what address i have to use 😭. originally i thought using my in laws address for mail and my old address in bragg as physical. Now that i got the reminder letter from uscis send to my updated address our apo in Korea, i dismissed the thought of using the mentioned above. What address do i have to use as physical? The korean address (not the apo) is way to complicated and long to fit in any of those gaps. Can i use the apo for mailing and physical? I'm so confused all uscis workers tell me smth different..

[Sabrina&Chuck 32]

On 2/16/2018 at 11:37 PM, GT&RAC said:

Yes we got a cashiers check too. I have an appointment for the fingerprint cards on next week at the id office on base. thanks

 

Edit: what did you do about criminal records? in the instructions it says  : 

3. If no record is available, an original statement from the court that no record exists of your arrest or conviction.

 

I have never been involved in any kind of crime including traffic tickets. should I still get this? and from where? my home country , USA, Germany?

 no criminal records etc necessary even the uscis letter dont state that

[JaMerican_2019 34]

On 2/16/2018 at 1:39 PM, Roel said:

We send cashier check from service credit union.  And I received my extension letter! You'll get your also and then you're fine to travel. Don't forget to send biometric card (I had mine done on post ). 

 

On 2/16/2018 at 1:39 PM, Roel said:

We send cashier check from service credit union.  And I received my extension letter! You'll get your also and then you're fine to travel. Don't forget to send biometric card (I had mine done on post ). 

Hey what base are you at? I’m in Hohenfels and they are telling me they don’t do fingerprint cards. I’m willing to drive to another base. Thanks.

[Roel 7,192]

1 hour ago, Hopeforthebest said:

 

Hey what base are you at? I’m in Hohenfels and they are telling me they don’t do fingerprint cards. I’m willing to drive to another base. Thanks.

Well in that case you HAVE to drive to another base. 😛 You HAVE to send those fingerprints.

And I'm in Baumholder but I think they closed that office here recently.

 

My advice - call every base and ask where you can do fingerprints cards.